Tag Archive: Knesset
Protecting Foreign Workers in Court
ACRI and Kav LaOved scored a victory when Israel’s High Court of Justice struck down a law that unfairly penalizes migrant workers.
What to Expect On the Ground This Summer
In the first week of the new Knesset session, Netanyahu’s extremist government is planning moves that go beyond the judicial overhaul.
Continuing to Fight for Democracy
In response to legislation hollowing out the independence of Israel’s judiciary, NIF vows to keep fighting for democracy
Taking to the Streets
NIF grantees led a protest against the new government’s policies in Tel Aviv on Saturday, with tens of thousands of demonstrators in attendance.
Warning About Changes to Israel Police
NIF flagship grantee the Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI) warned about proposed changes to the balance of power between the Minister of Internal Security and Police Commissioner.
Training Civil Society Leaders through Simulations
Shatil is using an innovative approach — simulations — to train civil society leaders on various scenarios that are likely to come up in their work.
Raising Awareness of Supreme Court’s Judicial Review Powers
Israeli civil society organizations are raising awareness that Israel’s Supreme Court can strike down unconstitutional laws
Fighting for the Future of Israel’s Democracy
Israeli leaders headlined the blockbuster 2022 Haaretz-New Israel Fund Democracy Conference
Shatil Spotlight: Nadia Tatarenko
Meet Nadia Tatarenko, the founder of Immigrants for Successful Absorption
What to Watch in the Knesset
The New Israel Fund tracks legislation in the Knesset that could change the way Israeli democracy functions. We will provide regular updates throughout this Knesset session.